Short, practical references for the moments that matter. Every guide fits on one page — open it and use your browser’s print function to keep a copy at home, at work or in the classroom.
One-page steps for cleaning, dressing and monitoring cuts and bleeding — print it for your home kit. For: General public, parents
For: General public, parents
Direct pressure, when to call 911 and what to do while help comes — a staff-room essential.
For: Workplaces, first aiders
Recognize mild vs severe choking and the immediate response steps, in one printable page.
For: Parents, teachers, sitters
The CPR sequence at a glance — recognition, 911, compressions, AED. Pair with certified training.
For: General public
What an AED is, where to find one and why anyone can use it — one reassuring page.
For: Workplaces, general public
Cool, cover, when to seek care — and the home remedies to avoid.
For: Parents, workplaces, kitchens
Lean forward, pinch soft — the right way, on one card.
For: Parents, teachers, coaches
A practical checklist for stocking and maintaining your workplace first aid kit.
For: Employers, office managers
Everything a home kit needs, with expiry-check reminders.
For: Families
Family rules, contacts, door safety and daily routines — fill it in together.
For: Parents of 9–13s
Contacts, house rules, allergies and 911 info — hand it to your sitter every time.
For: Young sitters, parents
Fill-in sheet: family contacts, out-of-area contact, doctor, school, 911 guidance.
For: Families
Clear guidance on which situations warrant 911 — and what to say when you call.
For: General public, youth
72-hour kit basics, plans and meeting points for Ontario households.
For: Families, workplaces
Plan components: roles, communications, drills, first aid coverage.
For: Employers, managers
Every WHMIS pictogram with plain-language meaning — laminate it for the shop floor.
For: Workers, students
For: Workers, coaches, parents
For: General public, parents
Frostbite and hypothermia recognition and response for Ontario winters.
For: Families, outdoor workers
What to say, what to avoid, and how to suggest professional support — a wallet card.
For: Workplaces, educators
First aid coverage, WHMIS status, emergency procedures — a Day-1 checklist for new hires.
For: Employers, HR
8 hours total
Blended (online theory + in-person practical)
Ontario’s entry-level workplace first aid certification — formerly commonly called Emergency First Aid. Complete theory online, then build real skills in a hands-on, four-hour practical session.
8 hours total
Blended (online theory + in-person practical)
Ontario’s comprehensive workplace certification — formerly commonly called Standard First Aid. Self-paced online theory plus a full day of in-person skills: patient assessment, injuries, burns, environmental emergencies and team scenarios.
8 hours total
Blended (online theory + in-person practical)
General WHMIS worker education for Ontario workplaces — hazard classes, pictograms, labels and Safety Data Sheets — completed online in about 1 to 1.5 hours.
8 hours total
Blended (online theory + in-person practical)
An educational wellness course: recognize signs of emotional distress, listen actively, communicate supportively, keep healthy boundaries, and know when professional support may be needed.
8 hours total
Blended (online theory + in-person practical)
First Aid Responder’s own youth program: home-alone responsibility, 911 awareness, fire and door safety, internet awareness and basic first aid — six hours, in person, with a Certificate of Completion.
8 hours total
Blended (online theory + in-person practical)
First Aid Responder’s own full-day program for young sitters: child care, feeding and diapering, safe play, injury prevention, emergency procedures and introductory first aid — with a Certificate of Completion.
8 hours total
Blended (online theory + in-person practical)
A five-day Instructor Development Program plus a supervised teaching experience — adult-learning fundamentals, lesson planning, practice teaching and formal instructor assessment.
8 hours total
Blended (online theory + in-person practical)
A five-day Instructor Development Program plus a supervised teaching experience — adult-learning fundamentals, lesson planning, practice teaching and formal instructor assessment.